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How Software in the Life Sciences Actually Works (And Doesn’t Work) - New Science

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By Elliot Hershberg. Published 2022-01-30. Elliot is a PhD student at Stanford University. Before graduate school, he worked on a range of problems in biotechnology. He has helped design cancer vaccines, built computational tools for advancing imaging technologies, and worked as a software engineer on a modern genome browser. Elliot also writes a weekly newsletter called The Century of Biology. Genomics is projected to require up to 110 petabytes (PB) of storage a day within the next decade—for …

How Software in the Life Sciences Actually Works (And Doesn’t Work) - New Science How Software in the Life Sciences Actually Works (And Doesn’t Work) By Elliot Hershberg. Published 2022-01-30. Elliot is a PhD student at Stanford University. Before graduate school, he worked on a range of problems in biotechnology. He has helped design cancer vaccines, built computational tools for advancing imaging technologies, and worked as a software engineer on a modern genome browser. Elliot also writes a weekly newsletter called The Century of Biology . Genomics is projected to require up to 110 petabyte

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